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During the time of pre AI, it would take months to years with a team of 5-6 people to build a refined product. It would be difficult for competitors or any other people to copy that as they would be behind by months and require decent budget. These days, thanks to AI, you can build and copy someone’s product in days to week (Not all but most of it). What makes a SaaS in their early phase unique and irreproducible?

I’m curious if people have a LLC when they start their SaaS. I know that most of the early phase SaaS have no revenue and don’t really care about doing their SaaS business under a LLC as it may cost some money and time for all the paperworks. However, is it safe and better to take that extra step just incase some other business decides to sue you? At least in US it’s common for a business to find some reason to sue similar emerging competitors if they see it as a threat. Hope many SaaS owners have LLC under their name?